Electric Zombie Tattoo

A tattoo/piercing shop in Athens, PA. The best tattoo shop in the area.
Open 7 days a week with very reasonable rates for custom tattoos and body piercing.

Person 1: Wow! What an amazing tattoo! Where did you get that done?

Person 2: Electric Zombie Tattoo!

by marieisocean August 15, 2011

Butterfly Tattoo

A lot of women have tattoos these days. But 20 years ago if you saw a butterfly tattoo on a woman's arm, it usually identified them as an absolute slag. An arm tramp stamp so to speak.

"Mate, don't go out with her, she's not your class. Look at the butterfly tattoo on her arm, she's a ned!!"

by infamous budgerigar July 4, 2016

tattoo

When one desides to pay someone to draw all over their body. Tattoos are feelings that last for about two minutes, then you regret getting it.

Remember: When your old, the "sexy whore" you tattooed on your back will look like a saggy monkey.

My friends tattooed my arms with Crayola marker in art class. My dad was hella-mad.

by Sydney January 14, 2005

tattoo

1. Form of "artwork" to gain approval from sick-minded and uncreative others
2. In 2020 you'll be unique without one
3. An ugly deformed blot on the elderly
4. a rite of passage into American conformity
5. The only compromise that Goths, Skaters, Punks, Preps, Jocks, Rednecks, and street thugs share: "I'm so cool, check out my new tat!"
6. A permanent reminder of a drunk moment
7. The next generation will rebel against them

Check out that butterfly tattoo on that MILF's midriff, it is the only ugly thing about her.

by Tom Bomb December 28, 2005

screwed, blued and tattooed

All the definitions I've seen here have a positive connotation, which is completely wrong. The phrase has always had a very definite negative connotation, and means to be supremely screwed, screwed beyond all comprehension. The original phrase was "screwed, blewed and tattooed".

"Screwed" essentially means "cheated" here, much as it does today.

"Blewed" meant "lost or been robbed of". The word's origin is from the German "blauen" so it's actually related to "blue", not "blew", and meant that something had vanished (into the blue). (According to "A Dictionary of Slang, Jargon & Cant" By Charles Godfrey Leland, published in 1889.)

"Tattooed" refers here to a beating with very rapid blows, in the same sense as a military tattoo, which is a rapid pattern on a drum.

So, the phrase literally meant "cheated, robbed and beaten".

I invested my life's savings in a fraudulent investment scam, and now I'm screwed, blued and tattooed.

by lhitch November 21, 2010

Mexican tattoo

A mexican tattoo is when you take a person and throw a rope around his neck, then you take that rope and tie it to your saddle. You slap the horse on the ass and put a strain on the neck. Once he gasps you take the spur on your boot and place it on his neck all while pushing your heel back piercing him with the spur.

I gave that asshole a mexican tattoo, now he'll think twice before stealing from me!

by Jeff from SD July 1, 2008

teen tattooing joint

A place like a private home ect. where a teen can get a tattoo sometimes done by a teen skilled in the art.

John got a tattoo at that teen tattooing joint.

by Deep blue 2012 January 2, 2010